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Cenk has an obsessive and anxious personality. Fed up with his troubled life, Cenk wants to make a radical change. The first thing he wants to do is to separate from his wife Melda. However, on the day he decides to share his decision with his wife, he is met with a big surprise. Melda has gathered the entire family for dinner and announces to everyone that they now want to have a child. Stunned by this unexpected decision, Cenk turns to his closest friend, Samet, for help. However, Samet, unable to resolve the situation, directs Cenk to his friend who owns a casting agency, further complicating matters.
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Cenk has an obsessive and anxious personality. Fed up with his troubled life, Cenk wants to make a radical change. The first thing he wants to do is to separate from his wife Melda. However, on the day he decides to share his decision with his wife, he is met with a big surprise. Melda has gathered the entire family for dinner and announces to everyone that they now want to have a child. Stunned by this unexpected decision, Cenk turns to his closest friend, Samet, for help. However, Samet, unable to resolve the situation, directs Cenk to his friend who owns a casting agency, further complicating matters.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Cengiz Eşiyok, Volkan Hamamcıoğlu
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